Pakar memberi amaran pertembungan di banjaran Himalaya itu boleh melarat. FMTNews India China
Seorang lelaki India membakar gambar Presiden China, Xi Jinping dalam tunjuk perasaan di Ahmedabad semalam.
Pakar memberi amaran pertembungan di altitud tinggu di banjaran Himalaya itu itu perkembangan yang boleh melarat, menyusuli keterangan yang memuncak dan atur gerak ribuan askar dari kedua-dua pihak. Beijing dan Delhi saling menyalahkan atas kejadian pada Isnin itu yang berlaku di kawasan berbatu di Lembah Galwan, yang terletak antara Tibet, China dan Ladakh, India.
Askar saling menumbuk dan membaling batu, dan askar Cina didakwa menyerang askar India dengan batang besi dan belantan berpaku dalam kejadian selama 6 jam itu, lapor Hindustan Times.Tentera India dalam kenyataan semalam berkata 17 lagi yang cedera perah terdedah kepada suhu bawah sifar dan akhirnya mati.
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